Restaurant at Top 10 Choices
Top 10 Choices is an Australian restaurant and social venue made for generous tables, contemporary dining and the conversations that outlast a meal. Come for a complete restaurant experience in a bright, sophisticated setting, then let the group decide whether the next chapter belongs in the card lounge, card room or around classic cards. Offline poker is part of the venue too, always face-to-face at real physical tables.
At the table: seasonal dishes, drinks and room to gather.
Beyond the meal: a card lounge, card room and social offline poker at real tables.
Sharing plates put the centre of the table to work: they invite people to pass, compare and order together rather than retreat into separate courses. It is an easy format for friends arriving with plenty to say, and for a meal that can linger before a relaxed visit to the card lounge or a round of classic card games.
Seasonal dishes and chef specials bring a changing, kitchen-led note to the restaurant menu. They offer a considered way to choose a meal without fixing the experience to one expected plate. Explore the current menu when planning your visit, and let the table decide how light, leisurely or course-led the occasion should feel.
For diners looking for a more substantial restaurant main, grill selections provide a familiar, straightforward direction. They sit naturally within a meal that is built around conversation and a properly set table, whether the visit is a simple dinner for two or the starting point for a longer social night with friends.
Desserts offer a closing course, or a reason to keep the table together for another stretch of conversation. They can round out a considered meal without hurrying the room toward an ending. From there, a group may simply stay with the conversation or choose a relaxed next chapter elsewhere in the venue.
Drinks are part of the pace of the meal: something chosen alongside food, conversation and the atmosphere of the room. Top 10 Choices offers cocktails, wine and alcohol-free drinks, so every guest can find a considered place at the table. Whether the plan is a short catch-up, a long dinner or an evening that continues into the venue’s social spaces, the choice remains personal and unforced.
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Cocktails can set an opening note for the table or sit alongside sharing plates as the conversation gathers pace. They are one social option among many, chosen for the feel of a meal rather than as a requirement for what follows.
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Wine offers a considered accompaniment for the food menu and for occasions that unfold over a longer dinner. Browse the current menu for the available selection and choose what suits the table, the food and the pace of your visit.
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Alcohol-free drinks are a first-class choice at the table, with the same place in a thoughtful meal and a social evening. They make it easy for every diner to take part in the ritual of food, glasses and conversation in their own way.
Dining and cards
Top 10 Choices brings contemporary dining and offline poker into the same social venue without asking one experience to overshadow the other. Meet for dinner, stay with food and conversation, or continue at your own pace with classic card games in the relaxed card lounge. For visitors who want to explore poker, the card room has real physical poker tables for face-to-face offline play. Each path is optional, group-led and distinct: a restaurant meal stands on its own, while the card spaces offer another way to spend time together.
Explore face-to-face offline poker at real tables
Card lounge
A relaxed setting for conversation and classic card games, where the social rhythm can remain easygoing and shared.
Card room
A distinct space centred on real tables and face-to-face offline poker, kept physical, social and separate from dining.
Choose your own evening
Editorial guide
Best 10 is an editorial way to think through the kind of occasion that suits your visit, not a scorecard or a ranking of dishes. Use it as a small members’ guide for diners, friends, groups and organisers: ten ways a restaurant table can become a meal, a conversation, a card-led social night or the beginning of a plan worth exploring.
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Choose sharing plates when the point is collective ordering and a table that stays animated from the first conversation onward. Passing dishes creates an easy rhythm for friends who want the meal itself to be the main event.
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Look toward grill selections for a more substantial restaurant direction. It is a simple choice for diners who want a classic main at the centre of an unhurried meal, with no need to turn the evening into anything more.
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Let desserts keep the table together when conversation has more to give. A final course can remain the close of dinner, or gently open the door to more time talking in the lounge.
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Begin with drinks chosen to suit the table and the people around it. Cocktails are one welcoming part of a social meal, alongside wine and alcohol-free choices, without setting a prescribed pace for the night.
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Move to the card lounge when friends want a relaxed setting for classic card games and conversation. The cards remain physical and low-key: a shared table activity rather than a digital or casino-style experience.
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For a face-to-face poker occasion, explore the card room and its real physical poker tables separately from dinner. Offline poker is a social venue experience in its own right, with the meal available as its own distinct choice.
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A meal can give friends a natural place to meet before they explore Poker Nights. Start with the food, drinks and conversation that suit the group, then read more about the separate offline poker experience.
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Sometimes the most useful plan is simply a table built for catching up. Sharing plates, seasonal dishes, grill selections and desserts give friends several ways to shape a restaurant visit around their own conversation.
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For a broader gathering, let restaurant dining set a welcoming tone before anyone decides on the next activity. The venue can hold food, drinks, classic card games and social time without forcing every guest into the same sequence.
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Event organisers and hosts considering a private poker evening can use dining as the opening tone for the gathering, then explore the details separately. Visit Private Poker Evenings to enquire, and keep the restaurant experience in the conversation from the outset.
For groups and organisers
For friends, hosts and event organisers, dinner can be the grounding chapter of a planned social gathering. Top 10 Choices brings restaurant dining, a card lounge, a card room and private poker evenings into one bright social venue. Begin with food and conversation, then explore the card experience that suits the group without assuming that every visit follows the same path.
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Keep the focus on an unhurried restaurant table, using sharing plates, seasonal dishes, grill selections and desserts as useful planning prompts. Cocktails, wine and alcohol-free drinks give every guest a place in the conversation. Explore the restaurant menu when food and time together are the purpose of the gathering.
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When the group is also interested in cards, begin by exploring the Card Lounge, the card room or Poker Nights. Offline poker happens face-to-face at physical tables, while a Private Poker Evening is an enquiry route for hosts considering a more dedicated social occasion.
Venue moments
These are illustrative ways the venue can feel rather than promises of a particular service or event. Daylight, warm materials and close conversation keep restaurant dining in view, while physical cards, real tables and adjacent social spaces make room for a different pace when a group chooses it.
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A bright dining room gives food, conversation and the warm texture of the restaurant their proper place. The table is the focus: people gathering, plates being shared and time opening up rather than being rushed.
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Sharing dishes and drinks can sit naturally beside a small physical deck of classic cards. The point is still the people at the table: an easy, face-to-face ritual that leaves space for both talk and play.
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When a group chooses to continue, the card lounge and card room offer a distinct social setting. Offline poker remains a separate face-to-face experience around real physical tables, never an assumption for every diner.
Start wherever the occasion feels right. Explore the restaurant menu for contemporary dining shaped around the table, or look beyond dinner to the relaxed card lounge, offline poker at real physical tables, and private poker evenings for a planned social gathering. Each page offers a clearer view of one part of Top 10 Choices, so you can keep the visit dining-first, card-led or comfortably somewhere in between.
Good to know
Card-related experiences at Top 10 Choices are in-person activities at physical tables. Restaurant dining remains a complete experience in its own right, while the card lounge, card room and offline poker offer separate ways to gather face-to-face.
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